learned this glass air 3 aircraft is registered out of nevada. we do have the name of the registered owner, but we'll hold onto that for now in case that's the person in this aircraft. we are waiting for authorities to notify next of kin before the name is passed on. this plane, registered out of fernly, but there are connections to the person that owns this aircraft and the community of byron that we are still looking into right now as i mentioned. faa is on the scene. we are waiting for members of the ntsb to arrive and begin investigations and waiting for the coroner to get here as well. it could be a long name for investigators. >> >> now, to the world series. tomorrow, at this time, the giants will just be taking the field for game one against the detroit tigers we have team coverage this evening, including the huge job of getting the field ready,

including last night's downpour. we begin with david davis telling us even though the world series will bring in alot of fun for the city, there is a bigger benefit. >> reporter: san francisco businesses are hoping for a big win as well. fans are not the only one excited about this. at $16 the special of the week at san francisco's prospect restaurant, a slow cooked each, nestled in italian black rice. the colors of the san francisco giants. >> i think we will call it the homerun. >> reporter: san francisco businesses hoping for a financial grand slam with the world series start on wednesday. the city is coming off one of the strongest summers for tourism in years. the games are said to add to the wind fall. >> we are excited about this. >> >> reporter: the city's 34,000 rooms are filling up. >> they are coming from across the country.

regionally, we saw in 2010, that people come from other areas around the bay area and actually stay in the city and enjoy the game. >> >> reporter: hard numbers are not available for how much the series netted in the 2010 series. we collect information on a monthly basis. two or three nights will he show up there. >> reporter: the money spent on everything from merchandise and entaintment. it's the publicity >> it will associate the city with victory and success. >> >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, security preparations for the world series celebrations. what san francisco police chief told us p how he plans to prevent trouble. for now, reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. ktvu news. >> >> game one tomorrow, there is not a lot of time tophet the stadium ready. john is there tonight.

john, are they still on the schedule? >> reporter: they are. that -- waters is subsided after last night's downpour, all of the activity going on at at and t park is bustling. inside, the park is looking ready to be baseball's ultimate stage. it looked like a grocery store arrived. endless beer, garlic, >> things we could not do yesterday overnight because everything was gridlocked. >> reporter: nearby, we met the giants general manager who said this activity great for the giants >> we consider ourselves a baseball town. rabid fan base -- >> reporter: less than 24 hours ago, the skies opened up and the happiest baseball team around as the giants sealed a trip to the world series. >> i fully expected them to

show up and do everything short of going out to the field. >> reporter: the raven and celebration meant the grounds crew had to scramble to get the field ready. >> i'm pretty happy and i'm actually considering watering it. >> reporter: the bench coach told me the giants are ready as well. >> every step along the way, it feels great. you put it behind you, we need four more wins. that has been the goal of this team, they will be ready. >> >> reporter: the buzzing is inned on the world series logos being installed. i asked if the on deck circles with the world series logo which usually arrive about now were mistakenly delivered here and only here before the games began. what could that possibly mean? we'll have more world series coverage shortly including hearing from the opponent, the detroit lions >> four people involved in a

deadly shootings, s.w.a.t. of theres descended on the home at 13th avenue and east 20th street. at the same time, teams -- served high risk warrants at three other homes in east oakland. they arrested four suspects in a deadly shooting outside of a birthday party in late january. one man was killed. today's raid was carried out peacefully. >> when we do serve high risk warrants, we want to do so in a manner that he reduces the likelihood of any lethal encounter. object objectives when we go into these situations is to safely make these arrests. >> police are still searching for a suspect. >> >> governor jerry brown said he will help fight the skyrocketing crime rate where he once served as mayor. he got an earful about violence, coming up at 6:00, the promises the governor made.

>> >> police tell us they hope a big reward will lead to the arrest in the unsolved killings of a man and his pregnant girlfriend. $1,000 reward offered. they were gunned down in their home on september 6th. police say the couple was targeted and neighbors saw two men running from the scene. the family is making an emotional plea for information in this. >> they have to be caught, they have to be found and punished to the fullest. they don't deserve to be walking around on this earth, freely. >> police also say there were actually four victimses in the killings because ashley mills was six months pregnant with twins >> a man appeared in court today for a bizarre incident that lead to an officer involved shooting.

the d.a.'s office said the 28- year-old charged with misdemeanor assault. police say jessie and his boyfriend went on a rampage. jason jessie is due back in court december 4th >> in a story we first told you about sunday night, new plans to confront east bay high school students about a sex fantasy tom daschle -- male athletes who draft female students into their fantasy team and rack up points based on their sexual conquest. this came to light during a recent school assembly on date rape and it may have been going on for years.

> >> on wall street, stocks slid as big name companies including dupont, united technologies, all reported quarterly earnings and lowering their forecast for the rest of the year, major index down over concerns about spain and heightened fears about the global economy. here are the final numbers. the dow sid 233 points. the biggest decline since june. nasdaq was off 26 points and s&p 500 was down 20 points. >> >> a 30-year-old surfer killed in a shark attack off the central coast. this happened at coastal van denburg air force base. a friend of the victim actually witnessed the shark attacking and pulled his friend out of the water. paramedics pronounced the surfer dead at the scene. this was the second fatal shark attack in two years. back in october 2010. the shark attack claimed the

life of a 19-year-old uc santa barbara student. a closer look at the damage left behind in the rare tornadoes in northern california and the records those tornadoes tied. dry conditions ruled our day. we have wet weather on the way. i'll show you when we can expect the next round and whether or not it will impact game one of the world series. . well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase.

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the five tornadoes that touched down across the sacramento valley yesterday came close to setting a state record. national weather service said the twisters tied a single day record dating back to 196. what you are looking at is video of a funnel cloud yesterday afternoon. no one was hurt from the tornadoes, but they did cause

some damage. mike is in elk grove to show us some of the mess they left behind. mike? >> this storm was so violent it knocked down all of these trees and and entire fence line along with suburban street. the woman that lives inside of this house tells me she's glad to be alive and that he no one was harmed. >> i have been in sacramento all of my, never seen anything like this. never. >> reporter: she couldn't believe the damage to her home. tall trees were snapped in half like tooth picks after a tornado touched down at her house shortly before 5:00 last night. >> i came down the street and sawal all of the americansy equip machine, i'm like what >> >> reporter: the tornado damaged 52 homes in all, including this man's.

>> we the whole house felt like a suckion and it was shaking, shaking, shaking and boom, that was it. >> reporter: a survey team from the national weather service inspected it today and determined this damage was caused by an ef1 tornado. >> a lot of roofs out, trees down, fairly large trees snapped over and the way that the debris is lined up on the ground, it's indicating to us it's a rotating storm. we are estimating the wind that did this kind of damage between 90-100-miles an hour. >> >> reporter: the survey team called the tornado unusual, but not unheard of in the valley. i talked to a number of residences who moved here from the midwest, one from kansas and the other from indiana, and they say are used to he seeing tornadoes where they came up, but not expected nothing like that here.

new initiative to bring us closer to putting driverless cars on the road in the nation. head of the innocence told automakers today that ought maided vehicles are the next step in evolution trying to determine how the driverless cars with be integrated on the roadway. developer for volvo is really a question of safety. >> it's helping the system to be much, much safer. traffic being safer. avoiding accidents and being more fuel efficient. california, nevada and florida have authorized testing of automated cars on the road. >> >> contra costa county is modernizing the way it handles documents. they the board approved a proposal to hire an online

management company. the county's new west portal should be up and running in a couple of months. >> >> facebook reported revenue of $1.26 billion. up 32% compared to the same quarter last year same quarter last year. facebook stock closed 18-cents higher $19.50 per year. >> >> fda is now asking more than 1200 hospitals, clinics and doctors across the country to follow up with patients who may be at risk of infection. those patients may have received injectable medications made by a specialty pharmacy in massachusetts. that pharmacy is linked to the outbreak which now includes 294

cases of funkal menengitis and 23 deaths >> las vegas police are looking for a man suspected of stealing more than $1.5 million in casino chips. police say he was caught on surveillance video where he snuck into a private casino area. he pried open a lock container and stole $1.6 million in high value chips. investigators say the high value chips are typically circulated among a small group of players. it's pretty unlikely the suspect will be able to cash in on the chips without sounding an alarm >> highway patrol say rain may have been a factor in a accident this morning. a big rig spun outed a midnight and hit a concrete barrier. no other vehicles were involved. officers say the truck driver

went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> >> let's talk more about the weather and the rain, our chief meteorologist is off tonight, rose mary filling in. are we done with the rain? >> we are not done with the rain. partly sun in toparch skies around the bay area as well to windses are light, upper 50s around the bay area. 59 in santa rosa, 60 degrees in san jose. 62 in oakland. "stormtracker" two showing you the next bit of rain that will be sliding south in the coming hours, bringing us showers. it will happen later tonight and continue to swing in through the overnight hours, a few cells are being picked up all the way near clear lake. on its way in, nice to see that break and we sure did get

enough rain, the last two days or so to tie us up. sausalito, an inch, redwood city an inch and a half. san francisco picking up more than an inch. quite a bit of rain falling over the last couple of days and here it comes. picking it up for you into the afternoon. gray skies out there by tonight. sliding over the north bay first and then it continues south for the overnight hours. we wake up tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy skies, scattered showers in the forecast. it looks like the south bay favored here, but really, it's anybody's guess. scattered showers over the north bay because the moisture will still be in place. take a look in time for game one of the world series. we are drying out pretty good. as we go through the game, we continue with dry weather. behind this, they have dry weather as we head in closer to your weekend. >> >> for the forecast tomorrow, game time, partly cloudy skies,

going to leave in a 20% chance for showers that's very border line there. we are likely to say dry. 58 degrees, a cool evening and winds should be generally light. going into tonight, the rain will be returning, national weather service has issued a new winter weather advisory. i'll touch on that if you are making a drive to the sierra in the next 25 minutes or so. additional rain, a 10th of an in we have a sneak peek at your weekend coming up >> the beginning of this newscast, we showed you all of the world series preparations underway. now that the giants have made it there. live inside of at & t park where the giants are on the field >> hi, you know this park looks a lot different than last night in the pouring rain and ulf all of the post-game celebration the field looks very good as the giants are working out in a light workout situation here.

meanwhile, detroit tigers arrived here about three hours ago. they also have a light workout and they do remember and understand and appreciate just what the giants did in this postseason, winning six elimination games and tomorrow's game one pitcher, justin perlander for the detroit tigers is the same pitcher that gave up five in the beginning of the all-star game in july. so, berlander's bad inning lead the national league to victory and itment they would have the home field advantage for this world series. >> yes, we do. he deserves it. he is the best pitcher in the game right now >> i tried to he throw the ball

hard. i wanted to do it first, it didn't work out well. it was a different scenario all together i wish it would have worked out a little better. it didn't and we are here. >> he told me was pitch in game one and i said okay. >> >> so, once again, you can see it's a beautiful day here. we hope it will be that way for tomorrow. justin berlander against barry zito. we asked justin asked justen, who has to bat against him what he knows about him. "he said i know he has a mean curve ball, one i hope i don't see." >> watch every game of the

world series here, our coverage of game one starts tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. with an early edition of ktvu channel "2 news." then game one starting at 4:30 with the first pitch at 5:00. an anniversary that lead to changes. what will be happening in 30 minutes at the napa state hospital >> u.s. is poised to beat saudi arabia when it comes to oil production, one key factor that could put us over the top. .

jury deliberations will begin tomorrow when the woman accused of killing a nursing student, deliberatations began yesterday in oakland. her attorney doesn't deny the allegations, but said the woman acted in the heat of passion. she said her client is guilty of murr manslaughter, not murder. >> >> 64-year-old donna gross worked as a psychiatric technician and was strangled in courtyard of the hospital. pleaded no contest to 1st degree murder. called for increased security of california state hospitals ton's vigil is one of several

memorials. >> >> a boom in u.s. oil production could mean that the united states could soon surpass saudi arabia as the world's largest oil producer. set to increase to 11 million- barrel as day. the surge is attributed to factors including new drilling any trods that allow energy companies to unlock oils trapped beneath between rocks. industry experts say the u.s. could top the saudis within a few years. >> >> lance armstrong, seven tour de france titles no longer part of his twitter profile. he removed the reference to the race yesterday after he was stripped off the titles by the international union. armstrong's twitter biyo' says "raising my five kids, fighting cancer, swim, bike, golf when i

can." he has been a prolific user of twitter and has nearly five million people on his page. >> >> can be -- . -- .

new at 5:00, as san jose approaches another unfortunate mark in its homicide rate. robert is there with the latest killing there -- >> reporter: the san jose police department is investigating their 3th homicide of the year. a pace that matched last year when the city had 40, the highest total since 1997. vet tors are not releasing many details about the latest

killing except to call it a domestic violence crime of passion. people at this home today did not want to talk about the shooting death that took place during a party here this past weekend. 20-year-old anna kuhn was arrested after officers say she used a handgun to shoot her boyfriend saturday night. >> it's just shocking for something like this to happen. it's just sad. really sad. >> >> reporter: does it register differently because it's a domestic violence situation? >> no, you expect gangs to do something like this -- >> that's our fifth domestic violence related case in san jose this year. >> >> reporter: the homicide domestic council chair who is afraid these incidents will escalate >> the first question that comes to mind with where did we

miss something. their out reach to the community needs to be more significant. we need more prevention out reaches so people recognize it in their families and friends. >> some people say only so much can be done. >> it was a sad situation that happened. on the other hand, as long as you know what happens in your life, your house, try to be proactive, then it doesn't really affect you on a personal level. >> reporter: kuhn is being held here at the jail facility. the investigation is ongoing. >> >> authorities are trying to identify a body found sunday afternoon along the shore line. sheriff's detectives said that the couple discovered the body along a walk saying the victim was wearing jeans, black boots and a red top and is likely a woman between the ands of 15- 25.

they say age, gender and cause of death are difficult to determine because the body was partially decomposed. they are going through missing person records right now to see if there is possibly a match. >> >> more than one million californians have sent in their vote by mail ballots. county election officials have received ballots from 12% of people who vote by mail. more than a million people are signed up to do so that's more than half of california's registered voters. >> >> presidential candidates are campaigning heavily in battle ground states, president obama was in ohio and he had plenty to say about last night's debate. >> if you say you love american cars during a debate, you with a car guy, but you wrote an article entitled "let detroit go bankrupt." you is he definitely have a

case of romneysic a. >> he said that governor romney thanked his opinions for many thing. mitt romney criticized the president's debate performance and overall campaign strategy at a rally in nevada. >> he misfired attacks one after another. >> reporter: romney appeared with paul ryan in henderson as early voting gets underway in nevada. one of 10 battle ground states that could sway the election. he will spend the next two weeks making a pitch to women,

independents -- >> a bold statement by the president, he announced a trillion dollars in looming budget cuts will not happen. the package goes into effect in january if congress doesn't reach a budget deal. here in california, that means 2100 fewer women would be unable to receive cancer screenings. >> what is he doing? he has not yet proposed one solution that would avert sequestration. i think he owes the american people an explanation. >> the white house has not given details about how the president tends to persuade a gridlocked congress to keep the acts from falling. >> >> how will you vote on election day. take our facebook quiz. >> violence continuing in war- torn syria, putting in doubt a proposed cease-fire that was to

start this week. syrian warplanes struck a rebel held town in the northern region. it was an intent to reopen a key supply route. envoy has suggested both sides agree to a cease-fire during a four-day muslim holiday that begins friday, but neither side has committed to a truce. .

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oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. >> now that the giants are in the world series, a lot of people are trying to score tickets. even standing room only could cost you a small fortune. rita? >> you might call it the lull between the storms here, today, a day for giants fans to get ready. like everyone else in the dugout, at & t, loading up on everything with their beloved giants on it. >> this is my third trip here, today. i'm playing one for my cousin, who is a big fan. he lives in minnesota and my brother in connecticut and

myself. >> >> reporter: how much money are you spending in >> a couple thousand all together. >> reporter: across the street from the ballpark. some folks were selling nonofficial merchandise a lot cheaper. >> and selling tickets to tomorrow night's opening game of the world series. $500 for bleacher seats. >> reporter: how did you get all of this? >> i can't tell you that. >> reporter: this is stub hub's call center in connecticut where they were about 7,000 tickets still left for tomorrow. >> you have a pair of tickets being listed for close to a million dollar -- >> but joe, stub hub headquarters said those won't sell for that price. what is selling, seats from about $375 to $2,000 each. even for game six and seven if necessary here next week. >> you are certain to buy your tickets. if the games don't happen, you

get a refund. >> i'm a detroit fan, obviously and i'm hoping they win so i don't have to quit my fan. >> >> reporter: lone fan at stub hub was taking a lot of abuse. his co-worker giving him tickets to game six. >> when we win the world series, i want to see a tigers lose in our house. >> >> reporter: in our husband of their's, no one here cares as long as the giants win. reporting live in san francisco, rita williams, ktvu channel "2 news." viewers have caught giants fever and they sent us a photo to prove it. take a look at this three week old. this photo taken during game three and it may look like she's yawning. we checked and paige is actually yelling "go giants." this baby already knows his

favorite giants player. you can send us your playoff pictures, e-mail them to us. or post them on the channel 2 facebook page or send us a tweet be sure to include your name and when and where the pictures were taken, so we can give you credit. >> >> coming up, we spoke with the police chief on how the department is preparing for the world series. what changes we could see. >> >> according to two reports out today, real estate survey, showing bay area homes rebounded in the third quarter, compared with the same time last year. median value of $483,302. >> >> in another report saying oakland is leading the nation based on price changes and supply and demand of home sales. >> >> a panel of judges that

convicted the pope's butler shed new light on their ruling. saying it caused reprehensible damage to the pope and the catholic church. gabriela confessed to copying pope benedict xvi documents and giving them to a journalist saying the pope was not informed about evil and corruption in the vatican. >> >> it's called the i pad mini. a cool mainly dry afternoon around the bay area but i'm tracking the next wave of rain heading our way when i expect it to arrive and what you can expect from it, coming up. .

as expected, apple debuted their long rumored i. i pad mini. has apple heat the sweet spot of product and price? if the geek squad has a geek god it's apple's ceo. besides an all-new fourth generation i pad, notebooks and laptops, there was one more thing. >> what else can we do to help customers to use it in places they never imagined and never have before?

>> shown against the back of a full size i pad. i pad mini. 8-inch version of its big brother. >> i expect this to be breakout. >> it will be tremendously successful. >> after particular interest because of its size to children and most importantly, women. >> barnes and nobel has found success selling its 7-inch to women because it is light and apple goes after that with this product. >> >> starting at $369 to $660, is it worth it? >> a lot of device for the price. >> they are offering a lot, so i expect them to do well, but there will be some people who will say they want $50. >> you see so much more content on an i pad mini of a web page

than you would ever see on an an droid tablet. >> preorders start friday. they will be in stores in 10 days. >> >> and as tom mentioned, happening didn't just unveil a new i pad mini. in a surprise move, the ceo announced the fourth generation i pad and said two weeks ago, the company sold its 100 millionth i pad. the newest i pad has a a faster cpu. a retina display and lightening corrector. >> >> square announced it will stay in san francisco as it plans to dramatically expand its workforce. they make a port be device allowing merchants to process credit cards for purchaseses. it plans to move from the mission street headquarters by the middle of next year. currently, the company has 400 employees, the new location will allow their workforce to

expand to almost 1,000 people. >> >> a new survey shows a growing number of middle class americans plan to hold off on retirement until they are in their 80, the survey shows they believe they will have to work until they are 80 to retire comfortably. wells fargo said it is getting increasingly difficult for americans to save for retirement. people feel they need to continue to work later into life. >> >> a new report shows california hospitals are among the best in the country. the report, from the group found that while hospitals in the state ranked high, the quality varied widely across hospitals. the report found there was a lower risk of death at the best hospitals, but patients take more time picking out refrigerators than they do hospital care. >> >> new national guidelines out say women may wait longer between tests for cervical

cancer. the announcement was made today saying most women between the ages of 21 an 29 should have a pap test no more than every three years. women between 30-65 are advised to have a pap test along with a hpv test every five years. previously, women were told to be tested every year. >> >> a soyuz rocket -- it sent a three man crew to the international space station. it is scheduled to arrive at the space station on thursday. >> >> let's talk about the weather and the world series forecast with chief meteorologist, rose mary filling in. what are we looking at? >> we are looking pretty good in time for the game.

partly cloudy skies to enjoy over our area right now, temperatures warmed into the low 60s this afternoon. a brief look at what we felt, mid-60s areas around oakland, 62 san jose. 64 in santa rosa and temperatures flipping into the upper 50s, low 60s, "stormtracker" two, quiet for the moment. if i back it up, there is the next round. it will be sliding south over the course of the evening hours and progressing through the bay area as we sleep. in the overnight hours, it will continue, southward trek toward san jose tomorrow morning. scattered showers still in the forecast, i'll bring you a detailed look on that coming up in just a bit. a winter weather advisory issued by the national weather service. it will begin late tonight, additional 3-7 inches of no expected. sierra quiet at the moment, but that is expected to change.

tonight, we have the clouds pulling back in. showers returning late and tomorrow morning, we wake up, scattered showers will remain in the forecast. by the afternoon, they will be tapering off, by 5:00 game time, we are in pretty good shape with a slim chance of a few residual sprinkles. this is what we are expecting with the next round. a 10th on an inch to ourself. maybe a quarter-inch in the bay area. anywhere from a quarter-inch to a half inch. temperatures remaining in the 60s, winter storm watch in -- as we get started tomorrow morning. temperatures a lot like this morning. cool over the north bay upper 40s, low 50s in the forecast, 54 in hayward. 49 for morgan hill. for you, as you start tomorrow morning, we have the temperatures rebounding back into the upper 50s, low to mid- 60 for your afternoon as well. 64 expected san raphael, low

60s, sausalito. mid-60s for oakland. down into the south bay. 64 san jose. again, starting out with mostly cloudy skies, a few scattered showers in the forecast. by afternoon. partly cloudy, drying out, looking good, san francisco, 61 for tomorrow afternoon. extended forecast, partly cloudy skies, temperatures climbing and as we get into the weekend, pleasant weather in the forecast. dry, widespread 70s inland. >> i see you have shower chance for tomorrow, nothing like what we saw last night? >> oh, no, it will be slim, just covering our bases. > african unusual recording of a whale released. why it might have a familiar sound. .

long beach police looking for a man they say attacked another man with a molotov cocktail, it was all caught on camera police say the man on the ground was waiting for his elderly father inside of the convenience store witnesses say another man shook a bottle, lit it and threw it at the victim the liquid burst into flames while the suspect ran away. the victim suffered burns to

priss waist to his feet and is in critical condition. >> >> contra costa authorities say there is no sign of a missing bay point man who has dementia. he disappeared more than three weeks ago we talked talked with a sheriff's spokesperson who said they got calls about possible sights, but none of them panned out. the national marine mammal foundation making an unusual audio clip public after years of study. >> scientists claim the whale hearing this is imitating a human voice. they say whales make high pitched noises, but they say this whale changed the pressure in its nasal cavities to sound like a human. >> >> we are following developing news in contra costa county. coming up in two minutes, a

plane crash claims at least one life. we will there trying to find out what happened and if anyone else was hurt. >> >> the ski season getting started. live in the sierra with the impact and growing excitement. .

>> good evening, everyone, i'm frank somberville. >> we are following developing news in contra costa county where a small plane has gone down, killing at least one person. ken wayne joins us from the scene of the fiery crash. >> >> reporter: we are 4 1/2 miles northeast of the byron airport. over my shoulder, you can see sheriff's deputies examining the wreckage of the plane that crashed around 2:00 this afternoon. the plane was burning when emergency crews arrived on the scene shortly after that crash. we understand the plane is a glass air 3. home built, kid's plane and experimental plane and a high performance aircraft capable of flying at more than 300-miles an hour. the plane is registered